Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-09
pINANCR ANN TRADE.



10 ssaitis Lass FsadAy essninR io1esd
Win absaf Is5 shasp eonsiRnsd % iosai
hEsahaFn. There Mas asotheE eaEisEd
81 los shssp. nakirg re total rsessgss
81 sheep ri bad 1bsss vsrs AIS re-
osivsd g bad sf hags sad . bad q
eailis. several more s2Tioaas q ssitss
arrsvsd on sAiasdsg sysninR.
Julius Hortsn, sts wkll known farmer
~ Dasamise, VS. 10 town Saturday and
ssanaFksa tkas be didn't mneh cara
whsthsF Il rained new o. not. = vas
700 Isae. II there had been - hs1ss Of
raIn abous to weeks ago Il uouid bays
bssn worth 5000 t. his bop erop-
Farmer Samss Baby, o. WILDLY
Island, was ia town last week aBd
whils taking absut tie prospects, Of The
EsIand's crop thEs year, be sid thai the
hay crop woald s1Fpass that Of Lass
year and, Of eouFss. ths growers Aniiei-
pate Iares price, The wheat cEop y
fair, a. d aiso he cat crop. Fruit has
suffered on whsdby IsIand aboas -
ID other Districts from the nissFabie
vsathsr Of early spring. There are two
farms With bog crops. that Of gosebh
Calhoun and another bslonRing 70 DIT.
PIN. Miller. - Useless Bay. vAieh
i bslna cultivated b. Dumber Of jap
ansss boys. The hogs have been pro-
noanesd By experts IS equal, u nos
anpesior, 20 those raised AZ Puyallnp.
Mr.. Buxby says that be has given %
sheep raising on account Of the tFsubis
oocsaaloned b. bears and has gone into
dslFyine and fruit raising exclusively.
He always gets top prices for bis butter
and il making II pay.
PRODUCE RRCEIPTs-PAat A.
honrs include packages batter, 81
cases EGGS, 70 sacks potatoes, ~ sacks
eabbAass, 81 sacks cats, 70 sacks wheat.
1890 sacks iouf, tz52 sacks fesd, sacks
WOOL, bundles btdes, 2 bundles psits,
ooops chickens. ls5 cattle, III sheep
81 hoqs, 3 cslves. 3 barrels d0R1sh oil.
Thesa we're also gscsived cars Of gen
eFal merchandise. The. steam collier
Willametle arrived on Sunday With 90
tons o. GET eEai merchandise for Seattle
merchants.
aHiPMENTs-oen merchandise
ves shipped from Seattle during the
uasi ~ hOuEs 10 the f0lloginQ qa8nti-
lies: q. 4 r. 3. X. Il. - tons, Z. ). 5.
Line 20 tons, steamers Emma Hayward
tons, W. X. MeFwin II ~ toas, Nellie .
tonn, Fanny Lake 3 tons, Edith 8 tons,
Michigan ~ tons, Augusta ~ tons,
Grace tons, Helen u tons, H0Eth Pa
eifio 2 tons, City Of Qaincy 49, tous,
Fleetwood toua, lola 3 tons, w. Z.
MunF0e 81 tons, Glide tons, Josephine
z tons, Bkaait Chfsf ~ tons, Evaneel
20 tons, and Eliza Anderson ton.
HOPS = Buyers are holding OF for
IS cent bargains, but growers are not
anxious 10 Gloss any sales as that figure.
Busimsas will probably iiven up about
Beptember lsts when gro stEs will begin
20 look for advances with which 70 pre-
oesd With the harvest.
MEAT8-PFieea OF meats will not
change again, In all probability, this
season. Large Feoeipts are reported 20
dag. Wholesale pFiees remain the
came, a. follows: Beef esnts. mutton
& cents, and pork 10 cents per pound.
WHEAT-lt looks a. though the high
pficos are 10 be maintained IN the LEGAL
markets anti the new crop begins 10
move. Retail prices unchanged AZ -
Ger GENITAL OF e35 per ton.
OATS-emRil lots arriving which
bayeFa get At $50 % par ton. Jobbefs
sell for ea2ld33. and retail prices re-
raain Al ~. 80 per GENITAL.
POIAIUEH-ln ehAneed. Quote I.
sPagst Sound and California, wholesale,
] cent per ponndi retail, ~ cents per
Dound.
BUTIER-Dsnapd reported good.
Retailers still get IS osnts per two
pound toll Of doe dairy butter.
E00S-supplies plentiful, receipts
Tor the week being l6i cases. exclusive
OF those bronghs in BY neiahboFiug
faEmeEs. Retail prices maintained Of
90Isa $50 per dozen.
Mssey and aaFkets.
ExeHlEak.
NEw YoAx, Aue. s--Money on call,
tee6i closing offered ~. Prime paper,
b<aG. Sterling exchange, Gull and
steady, s4.slk for sixty days, aud
st&3R for demand.
kUura, eoubon. ...................l2 Its
fouE and one-halfs, coupon. ll0as
faelhe aixes. ..s......-.......-lSSt Is
American Express. los; Canadiau
Pacific, h5&; Canada Sonthsrn, 81;
Central PAeiiia, ssh; Burlington, tt0,S .
Delaware, Lackawana 4 Western. 1895
Denver a Rio Ggande. 9slS; Erie, 80.
lake shore, a3A, Louisville A Nash
vile, 6l&; Michigan Central, ~; Kan
cas- a 1sxas. 81 New YORK Central,
los. Northern Paeidc, -, preferred,
sd, Northwestern iltA; Oregon In
provement, u; Oregon Navigation -;
Oregon Tran continentsi, 3it{; Pacific
Mali, a9sl. Rock Island i26; 81. Paul,
SIM Texas Pacific, Gss Union Pacific.
asa, United States Express, IS; Wells.
Fargo Express, 1sS; Western Opion,
aFoox mARxEE IN NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK. Aug. s.--Tbe stock mar.
kef vas, on the whole. strong today,
and ia oonaequeuea Of q general expec
tation Of important developments Ia she
naaR future, the strong disposition VAS
generally shown Ia a marked degree.
There wae considerable selling hy
Western operators and the reports fsom
chat section we're EenerAlly o. dis
eouFaRing nature. while London vas
doing very little. There Vas no news
- importance and the traders we're
JG3ce utofe teft u COMMAND 81 zoe post
elon. and being generally o. = hsaFtsh
eurn. they hamm The market visor-
U9aiy. IN anticipation Of developments
81 q sensational character in Cincinnati.
Aamiiton and payten. an Investigation
Has q strong tndueement 30 this coarse
q action. TIE maj arity Of the acuVs
Diet Uas given attention and the uagkst
cent down generally, thoagh Western
Uniou aud BEADING we're quite hfna
N0gthern Faaide vas agAin prominently
sold SPOT. IL IA believed that mach of
che stoak bought lately u not hainG
needed feR election purposes aRd Is
nau opmtnR upon the market Cincin-
nati 4 Dayton sold 81 40 aeaiust 10
last Thursday, and many ramors we're
circulated Of TIE ealing u heavy lcans
"a TIE stock. EveTythirg in The active
tisi "a lover and NaEthern Paoiac PIE.
feFFNd Il down "a eoNmoB, Ani pnion
RAcine IN, Northwestern IA. Canada
southern. Delaware, I.sckawAnra &
Western and Michigan Central /.
FoEFtANp NAKKKrs
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